The Boomerang Effect: Islamophobia and Mental Health
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Want to learn how to be an ally in the fight against Islamophobia? Join MORSL and 缅北强奸 student leaders for a workshop addressing Islamophobia, its construction as an infrastructure, and how it operates on an individual level. By reflecting on the work of afropessimists and Black liberationists, we will critically analyze the institution of Islamophobia and how it is manifested within academic contexts. We will highlight the racialization and politicization of Islam and Muslims, and we will analyze the impact of Islamophobia on mental health within Muslim communities.听
This workshop by and for students engages participants in dialogue and opens a discussion on how to actively combat Islamophobia. The session will be in Brown 3001, a relatively small听 room, so please register (for free!). If you want to learn more about what Islamophobia is, how it is commonly 鈥渏ustified鈥� and how it affects Muslims听we encourage you to attend!听RSVP via our听webform.听
About the facilitators:
Rawda Baharun听was born and raised in Alberta, and is a U3 student in Psychology. Former Black Students鈥� Network at 缅北强奸 President, VP Admin of the Muslim Students' Association at 缅北强奸.Favourite television show is and always has been The Boondocks.
Sarah Abdelshamy听is a U3 student doing a Joint Honours in African Studies and World Islamic Middle East Studies. Very interested in issues of Islamophobia, particularly in the context of liberal democracies and the globalization of racism/discrimination, as well as topics relating to post-colonial literature, the diaspora, and gender issues.
Organized by MORSL, a proud member of Student Services
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